Nauchnyi Dialog

Aims & Scope

Mission of Nauchnyi Dialog — organizing a dialogue between national research traditions in the humanitarian branches of science - historical and philological.

Tasks: 1) accumulation of knowledge about Russian culture through studies of language, literature and Russian history as the main markers of identity surrounded by other identities; 2) exchange of interpretations of a foreign cultural text: Russian literature and history as interpreted by foreign colleagues - and foreign literary and historical discourse as interpreted by Russian researchers; 3) presentation of the observations of researchers from different countries of the media development as a factor in globalization; 4) inviting researchers from different countries to present and discuss theories, approaches, methods, techniques for analyzing language, text, discourse, since due to a long period of closed development of national scientific traditions and schools, discrepancies have accumulated in the choice of research problems, interpretations of key terms, methodological preferences.

Articles on scientific specialties of such fields of science as “HISTORICAL SCIENCES” and “PHILOLOGY” (according to the nomenclature of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation) are accepted for consideration: 5.6.1.

Domestic history (historical sciences) 5.6.2.

General history (historical sciences) 5.6.7.

History of international relations and foreign policy (historical sciences) 5.9.1.

Russian literature and literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation (philological sciences) 5.9.2.

Literature of the peoples of the world (philological sciences) 5.9.3.

Literary theory (philological sciences) 5.9.4.

Folkloristics (philological sciences) 5.9.5.

Russian language.

Languages of the peoples of Russia (philological sciences) 5.9.6.

Languages of peoples of foreign countries (indicating a specific language or group of languages) (philological sciences)

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Most Cited Articles

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